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Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
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Taere 10 at last "a silver outlino to the
dark cloud o! fraud and in'quuy ,h,t
has been hanging over Maryland for
many years. Mex; 70 ths ballot box
thin BILE rigging OF Sou.h CNollos, BA.-
ttmore stauds second on tns black list.
Eugene Higgins, Morris Taom.s and
Raisin, trusted friends OF the Clevelsnd
administration. each holding su i'm por-
tant Federal { ffi % have maia B,ltl.
more the hot-bed OF balio.-box s.utfi z,
and the most Auds ,ious election frauds.
1t Is we'll known that Baltimore hA,
more than once cast her voss szatns:
machine Democracy, but thr0cgh the
mantpula.tons Of these arden; friend.
OF Mr.. Cleveland ths majorl,y hiss al
ways been counted the other way. Ba,
. chsnge has come. The Rebu bllcan
party yesterday no nioa. ed thsir ticket
In the usual manner, hoping for vlcscry
but expecting ds'oSt. Help uacx oec..
ed was near at hand. Near the close
OF the meeting . weil.xnov WI reform
Democrat, John X Oowan, e q lead er
OF the Democratic Reform L .agQe, was
seen walking toward, the speaker )
stand. He was given the stand and In
ringing speech he pledg ged the " hole
Democraic reform vote OF Maryland
Tor the Republican ticket. Mr.. Cowan
says he has thrown down the gam tlet,
ana Will trip gsiiy to the frsy. IL, be-
iieves the way to reform u party is
with Q club, and ths. instrument OF ro.
FORM he has taken into his hands, and
ne Intends to use II freely during the
campaign. II the R.publicAns will
put DO their duly Maryland will be re-
deemed from the rule Of German, Hlg-
gins, Thomas and Ratstn.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

QUITE A LARGE number Of farmers
OF New OAstis County went with
SAmusl johnson to-day mp to Trenton,
to see for themselves the advantage OF
the Day. ton, Ohio, hedge fence. We ere
pleased 70 see our farmers becoming 90
interested In . question which concerns
them TO en- extent equal to the crops
they raise. The question OF how to
procure fencing for the farm has become
= very perpexlng one, and nearly oil
sxpedients have been resorted to 20
meet the growing demand for good,
durable fencing. Those New Gas lie
farmers who 60 TO Trenton to day will,
we venture TO say In advance, come
back impressed with the idea that they
have found exactly what they need and
hsve been looking for. We have no
desire to an.ici pste their judg mont, but
We will venture the asser sion
that the unanimous verdict will be
one In favor of the Dayton hedge fen %.
We do mol ses how 1t can be other wise.
Farmers OF Nav Castle County should
all investigate this matter for them
selves, - they are the most interested.
They wan. durAsle fence; here 10 one
that with care will lsst . hundred
years. No farmer will be personally
IN ,srested In . fercs lasting longer than
that. They want cheap fence; here
10 one that costs less than post and
rail fence and ou.las,s dozen OF them.
They want fence that will be proof
against the incursions Of al kinds OF
live stock; here is one that becomes 30
closely interls BED by Its own natural
growth that o small bird osnnos fly
through II, nor q young rabbit creep
through 1t, and the older It gets the
stronger and tighter 1t gets. Farmers
every where would do we'll to
Investigate this fenoe. They will
lose nothing examining into It's merits,
and they may be made the positive
gamers BY It.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Virginia Democrats scared,

Ex-senator MAhone's address to the
Virginia Republicans. as chairman oi
the RspublioAn Ssate ommistes, could
have carried no more conservation lot
the osmp Of the Dsmoorats and the
Mug vumps than II . po wder mill hsd
exploded IN their midss. Whatever
oontenp pt they may Affect for Malone
individually, they will hardly try to
refute The faots he deals with In his cd.
dress. Tho address traverses the whole
ground from the time OF the Demo.
oratt1 split upon the debt question In
1879 up TO the present time, and every
point Of difference 10 sss forth in such 4
manner that the Democrats should
hang their heads with shame when
they real them.
The ex-senator shows in y trenohAa,
style the attempt OF the Democra:s to
pose before the people as the supporters
OF internal revenue tax reduction and
OF the policy Of protection to American
Industries. He ArrAigns the Democracy
upon their hypocrisy In these measures
In suoh clear and forcible ligh. that
no voter OF the most ordinary intelli-
genoe oau fail to understand IL, and
none who can read need kno winaly be
misled. He also showed how the
Democrats at the Roam oks Couven tion
tiled to deceive the people, and his ex.
posurs Of Democratic duplicl.y 10
timely and com plete. Bat IL is when
General Mahoue deals with the debt
question that he is more com ple.ely ct
home. A smile must have spread over
the old ex Con federate veterans face as
he held his enemies up to the s,orn and
contempt OF an Intelligent public. Hs
shows how that As Q parry they did
nothing toward settling the matter, and
how that they only opposed the read.
jussmens scheme because they bsl.eved
they saw In that course o party advan.
tage.
1t will be recollsc.sd that a. that
time the read usiment OF the Virginia
State deb. was discussed every bore.
All the Democratic papers onrside Is
we'll rs inside OF the STATE of Virginia
were loud In .hsir praise of tae honest
inten atoms Of the Demo ,rsic party, and
readj listers were dscrie1 as baDkrppA
and swindlers. Many OF the Repubu-
can papers also i1ined In the cry raised
against the read listers, but from o d.
ferent spirit than that which ao.usted
the Bourbons. matchmaking all
that WAS said sgA,nst Malone and his
read ustnent measures the B iur oons
we're defeated, which the Democrats no
sooner saw thsn they fairly tun bled
over each other to get on the popular
side. In year or 30 afterwards the
Democrats OF Virginia had adopted re.
adjustnen. rs its own policy, ,aDd then,
when there was no other policy pro-
posed for paying the public deb, Mr..
Malone went into the Repu aucau
party and took 80. 900 EXON ed ,ra.es
with him.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

Salesmen's Samples ol
Silk; I ! to Il yard lengths
of all the kinds and quail.
ties handled in the whole
sale. Cost disregarded in
making prices. Pick and
match these cdd bits and
a Silk D'ess will cost but a
t:ine.
SIX Rernnnot couo'er, back CT valv ts.
Women's Linen Collars
md Cuff. Our claim: largest
stock, araatest variety, 10 "
est prices, Try where you
will, end judge.
Second c rc!s, sou;h weEt of centre
Table Cutlery. Little
prices thare, too. These
a:c samples:
sia2- Horn Hanlle Carverp, 81; wer
81 70
Stag Ecrn Handle Carvers, 81 25
were 81 30
j Stap H"ra Handle Csrverp, 81 so
were s. 70.
lvosy Esndla Plated Knives. wer
S'3 dtzen; now 50.
{
Last Circle, Lear Juniper street en-
| A little lot of Shades an,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Philadelphia, Wilmington b Bal
timore Railroad.
June 18th. 1887
ms viii leave wilmington ~ fcyIcvs:

Trains viii ieavs Wiimington ~ foIlcwe
PhllAdelphiA texpressI, 4 1s2, 4 %, 0 10,
20, Q 10, 500, 10. ~, 10 oI. II %. II u an
Accommodation, . 10. ! 90. ! o.. 10 ss a. n,
. %, Z 90, b2I, ] ~, Q 90, 10 SOP: m.
For Cheoter (e1pressl. o 30. I eO. sto $40,
ot7, II %, II 81 .. m. IA 20, "a, 40 and 1.ti
Accommodation, Q 20, Z 90, 7 %, $40, 10 1
q. m, 2ss, 4 90, 8 2T, 7 %. 8 70 and 10 30 p. NJ
Now York, loo, q 81 90. Q so, 7 90, &C
70 o.. Il 81 a. In.. 'ia ss, s9. 2a7b22, 70 2s,
7 90, 10 30 p. m.
$40 q. m, . % and co p. NJ.
kor Newark (Centre) and intermediate
stations, 7 ~ \. m, ~ 6s and Q n p. u.
baltimore and intermediate Stations, 10 GO
b m, 81 and IL ss p. 10.
Baltimore and Washington, l 29, { %, Q Nd
10 %, IL % .. m, II 90, IL IL, = "a, 90, tN
Trans for delaware Diviqion leave for:
New Castle, 90, 30 =: H., II 70, sm, w.
9sorEstown and Loves, 8 90 o. m. and u
For RsbooOth. 80 .. n. and 80 tEz.
sssiard tErprses) stop. m.
EIpr:ss !. ,or Harrington, $50 ,. m. va,
E1p.s:. K icr Dover, Harrington and D.,.
Franklin City, Q 30 . N.
Express for Oape Charles. Old Point Com.
tort and horfclK, IL eS night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad gtrsst, o7
Wilmington teIpressl, II 20, $50, YD, IsI,
30, sos, Q 81, oo7, oG7, IL 70 p. NJ.
Accommodation, 90, 10 20 =. n. ] za, 3 90,
g27, 81. . a 9 80 10 % 10 10 snd IL u o. m,
Trains marked thus (s)Ars ltmi,sd sxprss
upon which axtrs fare 10 ahayged,
SUNDAY TKAIMs.
For Philadelphia (exprcos), a 90, . "a, Z 90,
Z ID, slo. II 81 a. m, AT, II and 7 90 p. n
Accommodation, Sls q. M, II 10, ! u
10, 10, ". 10 p. In.
For Chester tsxprcssJ, Z 10 o 10, II u ., n,
= ~ 90 and 40 p. IA.
Accommodation, Q Is .. m, Il 10, 70, = Ie,
ror New YORK tsrprsu,, = %, ia, sn,
Iis III d .. n, 2s7, va, szs, 100 and
Tor West Chester. via Lanoxin, slsA. n
For Oape Uh.rlss, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk IL % night.
FOR New Uastie. middls.own, Clayton,
Dover, Harrington. Sosford, Laurel Al 3
Dslmar, II % night.
Baltimore ana v Arlington, l 10, 4 20, . ct,
10 oS Am. II %, 500 and q D. N. BAlu
more. 81. and II SO pm.
Leave rhiladeiphiA, broad strest, FOR VIII
m1ngten (exprese), Ia 70, 8 70, 20, 9 10, II IL
.. n. sose 81, and II 20. p. N.
Accommodation, s86, 10 70 .. m, u %, o.
ZIG. - snd II ~ p. N.
issrsd 70 the ticket oiacs at the ssation.
J. X. WUt)D.
General Passenger Agent.
CHAAse L fuaz General AAnarsf.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
BABY HUMORS
AND ALL SKIN AND SCALP DIS
EASES SPEEDILY CURED
nv CUTIClRA.

Our little son will DO four years o 4 age on
the 26,h inst In May. 1885. he was attacked
with very painful breaking out Of the skin
We called in . physician who treated him
far about four weeks The child received
little or no good from the treatment, IS the
breaking out, supposed BY the physiciau 70
be hives IN an aggravated form, became
larger 10 blotches, and moro and moro dis
tfessing. We were frequently obliged TO get
up in the night and rub him with soda In
water. strong liniments, etc. Finally, we
called oihor physioisns, until no less than
SIX had attempted TO cure him, all alike
falling, and the child steadil getting worse
and worse, until about the Goth Of last in y,
wnsp wo began to give him Uuticura Rssol.
veut internally, and the Gu and Quit.
cara Soap externally, and BY tho last Of Au.
gust he was 90 nearly welt that We gave him
only enc dose Of the kesslvent about every
second day for about ten Gays longer, and
he has never been troubled since with the
horrible malady. In all We used loss than
one-half Of Q bottle Of OuticurA kssolvent, Q
little less than one box OF Cuticui q, and only
ONE cake Of Outioura Soap. II. r. Ryan,
OAyuga, Livingston Oo., Ill.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
fourth day Of January, 1887.
u. N. COE JP
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
" aNam AKER'S
rAlLAprLrEIA. rLu.s1ay, Aupust rs \

fhlLADrLrEIA. TIu!s1ay. August 2S, lss7
We are ready with sam
pies OF Flannel Shirts, Caps
Belts, and Gloves for uni.
forms. We can fill any
order, however large, in
about ten days, and at prices
that will command attention,
Samples in Mems Furnish.
ings Section, Chestnut stree,
entrance.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

COMPETITION IN the electric liehI
business Is proving q good thing for the
city OF New York. Oas company
which last year received seventy cents
. light Ia now tffaring to furnish some
lights as low As % cents each. Some
bids Of other com panies are even 10 vel
than this, and the highest price named
is 80 cents. II these com petitions con-
Time and the low rates offered afford Q
profit, We may reasonably expec
cheaper light In the future.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Who 10 t. Blame?
ICCMMUNIOATRp 1

Who Is to remove the carcass OF a
dog which Was riot by OH ,er Mahoney Y
on Monday morning? IL is nov lying
In pile OF stones 90 the lot at tho cor.
ner of Pissssnt aud jackson streets.
and in day or go more there will be a
fopl tmell aIioiug from 1t. Should not
the Board Of Heaith have II removed
How is it that our city officers do not
report such cases to the Board Of Healt ID
and Ea7e then, iemoyeo withnu; com.
piainl? CITIZEN,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
wILMlS9rOn q nvRTMERn \. =

Time table In effect May 18th, 1897. 1rairl
leave Wilmington French stseet) a. follows
Fer RoadinG, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
neid, Wsynesburg junction, Manor, Po.ti
nersville and all points on tho Philadelphia
and Reading X. L., 7.6o o. m. and a<6 p. n
For Springfield, Waynesburg juno.
tion, Coasesville, Embreevtlle, Lennps
Uhadd's ferd and DuPont'e and interms
dfAte points,7 7.6 am. %, and l6 D. m.
For Costesville and informed late points
at 50 p. m.
For Wost Chester, 7. 90 q. m. ASS pm.
For Nav Bridge ana intermediate pointg
s.1e p. m. and on Saturday, at 10 and ILL
p. m.
On Sunday for Heading and Intern ediAta
points, at 8 % q. M, and for Springfield and
intermediate points at o.1b p. m.
a. U. MoOAUSLAND, r. b. HIBBARD,
Superintendent. aenn Pkss. Az \
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

If CATCHING dogs 10 what . dog
catcher Is for the city has had an eff
Client one In Brooks Foster. He may
have made mistakes, but who would
not In such business. With tht
many enemies that are made In such q
business Il Isl very easy matter to turn
. legal prosecution into . bitter perse
cution.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

Uuticura, the great skin cure, and Quit
curs soap prepared from It, externally, and
Ctticura Resoivent, the now blot purifier
internally, arc positive cure for every form
Of skin and blood disease nom pimples tc
zero fuls. Sold everywhere.
Price: Ouacura, 90 cents; Outicura Soap
% cents; Outicura kosolsent, $40. Pre-
pared by Potter Drug and Ghemic 10
Boston, Mass. Send for "Aow 10 Cure Skir
Diseases"
UTMPLrS, Blsokhesds. Skin Blsuishos
SDAp,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

TO SUCH an exteu. has the pluuder-
Ing otemigranss at CASTLE Garden, New
York, been carried that tho New York
World has preferred very grave charges
against the Cjm mi ,sioners of ni9ra-
tion to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
and densnded an 10 vesti cation which
has besn ordered. The Word sAys" .he
Investigation comes none too soon. S,
persistent In de,ying toe plain progi-
sions OF the Law aud 80 def ~, In
usurpas'on OF power have tbs con.
missioDers 6n1otne toti not3ius .hor,
OF expulsion fr Isu { Iii - ali sl,.s'y ana
oem Is 6f Jusl!es In tie isoa a: ,..9
gatnerIEs stO.m 9f ru ~ uti.a4
toese pnrDini eni tI,-a.nl,a -
csa's are pers- ,taS "a taetr grp., n
clai aouSsS, and TIE hGiai.as s,fal,.,
continue To % piRJ ierrt s5eV.,3 liru
oy the railroad nal. ~ thr b<ls,.,
smAshers, 10y IL" IT. 10y cs.....,-. IN,
tue Ia7o'itd H1ttl!.g rru...-ra.....,.
'ue oibtr hGu4a uu}furss ang.fuc
aOouI tie GrA.l IT. y, 1r. v.,s,
grave charges 4.sI sHoatA ne a.. yi,n
no "hife SASh"i .a.n, .a.ilu. rra n,
oi Tue em'Rran' ID u fa,rI poa >. ,ba
Dest, ana i zoe p,.svf. o: Ia. ,aq,.,u
meht sh16ii he hs :gts TO h. ,y,.r
the human j@cSai,s wh1 Tx. fa,,.c
tsge OF their iii ata, pos.t,ou u pzu7,,
and distress them
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
BALrIMOkE q UAl0 6AiLROAD

BOHEDULK In ErFEOr, July 9, 1857
Trains leave delaware Avenue DopvG
EAST.BOUND:.
rhlia. Accommodation, daily ...e.lsA. N
Yhila. Accommodation, uaily. 80. 100 Il. ii
Phils. Accommodation, daily. 10. 10 A. "a
Phlla. Chester express, daily ll.1a A. u
Phiis. Accommodation, daily .... LOO D. m,
Phila. Accommodation, daily. 3 10 p. n
PhilA. q Uhester express, daily .S.66 y. 10
PhiI: Ph; Aocommodsu9n, sso p n
Phila. Accom-. daily except sunday.7. so D. m
Phils. b Unostsr express, daily, T.b8 p. u
PhilA- Accom- modation, daily. p. n
wESr-BOUNp:
OnicAso Limited, daily. ..........,.so A. n,
Arrives Ohioago $50 next morning.
baltimore Accommodation, daily,
Cincinnati Iimitod, ,ds,iy........n.as A. n
Arrives Cincinnati T.SS A. ID. st. Louii
40 r. I'd. next day.
baltimore Accommodation, daily, 800 p. n
Chicago and st. Louis E:1pross,
sinseiiy xai,ddti;.ddi.iij Accommodation, daily isop. 3
fOh hLANDENREka, q 90 A. NJ sunday
only: ll.oo q, IN. daily except Sunday.
a.00 2: m;. and t.2s P. N. daily.
Trains leave Market Street station:
For Phiiadelphia Gao A. NJ, daily exosp
Sunday, 2AS J. lr., daily, For baltimore
zAe 2. M. daily. &c LAncenberg, $50 and
loo A. M. daiiy. except Sunday; 900 .. IN.
Sunday only; 2.tS and E.2s p. N daily.
pnia $40 and $50 o. m. daily. 7.16 q, IN.
daily, oxcopt Sunday; 1000, 5000 q. m.
daily; 2 90, ato, Az, 400, $50, $40. e.lo,
1000 p. IN. dailv
Express t.AinBs
W. NJ. OLEMENTD, q. K. LORD.
Manager. asnr Pass. Agent,
Telephone No. le3.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

IF CLEVELAND doeS not hurry uu
~ith h'h c'ean swfep OF Republicans
from tffi ,e the RapubllcAue will an Ii ci
pate him ny making clean sweep o.
all debRtabie Democratic States.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
MORNING, NOON . NIGHT

We continue to study the wants
Of the people to be clothed, and
as result, we make it tough
for competion in endeavoring to
10 keep pace with us in supply
ing the clothing trade. We call
attention this week to our i'm
rnense line of summer clothing,
such as Pongee Silk, Mohair
and Alpaca Drapete'de Coat
and Vests, and an endless va.
riety Of Seersuckers for Men,
Youths and Boys; all sizes, from
the small boy to the giant, 4S or
20 in. Give us call We will
gladly show you through.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
SCROFULOUs HUMORs.

Last spring was very sick, being covered
with some Kind OF ecronula. Tho doctora
oouic not help mo. WAS advised TO try the
Opticura het tolvent. did 90. and in day
grew better and better, until am as eli
as ever. thank you for II very mucn, and
would like to have II told 70 ths pub lie.
EUW. HOFMANN,
North Attieb0ro, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
BEE HIVE" I"
3O6 MARKET ST.

Hot weather bargains. The
balance Of our lace caps mus
60 for half or two-thirds.
lot seersuckers, Is and I5c.
goes down to Ioc.; this is the
last call.
100 dozen hose for men, wo.
men and children, SC pair.
Ladies ribbed Lisle thread
hose soc the world over; oul
marked down price, 2sc.; ar
unmatchable bargain.
case OF apron ginghams to
be sacrificed for &c a yard;
bargain for everybody.
We are selling Quantities o.
gents laundried shirts at 75c
that will compare with Others
lat 81.
10 pieces damask table linen
instead of 37Hc., regular price
you can take them away for 25t
per yard.
If you want any gauze under
wear to keep you warm, buy il
at the "Bee Hive" at three.
fourths value
Our sateens are all marked
down to closing out prices
French go at 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
.JuiiOL.

y
In the matte. of,ts lid
Petition oi VIZ. HAN. fua
m0ud ct al pe,IilOoe:s jIaa
In pursuance oi hi O'leias
Ia the above cl1so Mfts % D
day OF l. sreh. a -, lss, La
iaa nay len o. i.sns sse.iias
estate st nilllLn haLGlH.H
Jane sStsnton, John l!sEa&A
n0nd. MAFgare. Jeli'GD, NJ
eat James nctlsef, u alR
.hs lands and r.cpi'" 70 US
rolstes, are herspy no:!asiaI
'ettit,g forth the ns'urs sti =
the sHmc N ins clica Q NJ
Ihatcety itr Raw ns;le cGsI
beiors tho ,olrtl IOa..J M
d., 1887. and . bppear sM w
or ii-Ls at tha tLstHg len
befOra he riailg 0i TIE U'Ihs|
daY o';ae tern.
JAMt.S u. EHySECait%I
wllnlbg.o2, Lel,, AdsGsA
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has los. his
war record. I, wen, down to the grave
with poor, old G Gorge Btinski, his su D.
st!.u.e.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

NOBODY WILL uufer KS 10 cr,ii ia.
the Presidents eQpoiH H.msm7 Of Cat,..n.
pherus LuhoVtous D!'ecgn' Blrah-re,,
as Consul Of AusIia II lAgtty az Eia.,.
mond, Virginia. Tory would b, In
danger Of brsken jsEs bsto.e they 60,
through With ".
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold thousands OF
gallons OF NAPHTHA, COM
monty called gasoline, for gaso.
line stoves, and none Of our Gus
toners ever reported an acci
dent. Whyl Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
|DR, T IrHEEl|!: ]! ! !;

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,g-n,eIaii.t ,s' t,i'll,sy. ..,i %. I
,Jvat. dl.,unH.. lnPo''s'.sS, b. \, y
',n,,;ng t,io,,,l po.noa. t.s,,s IT.
,hu.'s ,sau ,.r,ap. . Gh.t,nntr str, ~ r,,ap,:s.
,., ,shes s,s'T Tp.si':.g. Joain'S' ~ -. 4
.;,oly. -tr.r.nrc, ~ "JIo,lint. u.s.
neiiGinc, prcmpinr' t'tpf, ol \. n.
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slr, noe fhcu,d r,ai m " :. 4. ,.t1s.
,ser. ,S,c, 9n, .S,sli,s Lait1"''''I' !.
,i.o5 10 %sd''n, IN s"s,. panra''', I...:;siac
museums wErrr di'fa's, -, . y, ,or s.spnts /
Iss. These srl,'nis ny. NJ. spI ar :, Z :,
hor,ties in medical s'''',.e, ,I ,,.tr4 VI j.
MI r,,iribe ,ho.t unlo6tj1'.s ~ 2
n,,gsratins Wy rr he conti'i,a q q. ,,tr ~
rive them ot sll L@if ~, sn Esrg;e
rcroua ,nrlanci. oi'a' l.s y. 4 q, Y, :,
,nns " rcgsrrhd'' ,.,k ttGf . I
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cnr Ii ia7sia5tl, d. y, .y', rits ,si.'t,'s,
Sst the rer,~ly pl: +! t'' y
disease. = ar ri. hhII 4
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

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TIE NEW STORE

Is booming and having a pic
mic just now waiting on people.
Everybody is finding out that
they are saving money by buy
ing Of US. Our expenses are
light and we can afford to sell
cheap. Make no mistake, but
come where you can buy relia-
bic goods and save money. We
are determined to have our share
Of the trade in boots and shoes
in this city and surrounding
country, if fair, square. dealing
will get it.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

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Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

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TA4.PAYEHs TAKE sru
AND SCHOOL, TA1yn|
Tho unie.sistcd,!esiyt1
city Of Wiiripston, viii haI
sixth ft:ect, tetsoen Yva
q roets, dur.ng tho ueaa dla
twatn the hours ctSLutnh
and from 2 10 0 IN the ,tu1
purpose tf recaly!tg l,lK NJ
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OF fiTe cents On .vsry tOl.r. d
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oludluy the lrJt IasstH "a
shall DO paysbe vith.u. ID
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
wANAMAKER's.

Shade Material from the
Wholesale. Been here too
long. If the things will fit
a nd suit, you will find them
v cry cheap.
GA shades with spring roller, s5o each.
l03 shades with cord roller. SOC, each.
SO shades with no roller, 25,. each.
500 yards Hollands, 10o. D yard.
GOO yards Minetto Shading, 15o. a
yard.
A few odd pairs and half pairs OF
Curtains ranging from $l.25 each to
"a 90 pair.
second floor, north Of Transept
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

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Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

DUBILU SA VI or SruOk-rat.II.,
4 scrioers Will sell at public esie ~,
tho drove yard At ContrevilIe, OhriI,ias a
HID, Del, on LA
MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1857.
st ono O'Clock, p. m,
An head OF fresh cows and springers Sy,~
~ fesdefs. etock bulls, lat s,o,a ~
lNXA and sumo fiue sboatp. In II q Mn,
1G4f STOCK there are come nno aIde,osv
2E1kzsbutter COWS
ksefyoody come. Dinner at Il. 80 pharn
Terms:-A credit OF 70 days.
PROUD MERRICk
J. q. Robinson. Alct. aI7-dSvs
E1EouroK's SALE.
Will be sold At pubiis sale on
WEDNESDAY,
THE alsr DAY OF AUGUST, lss,
At O'Clock p. m. on the premises,
lot Of ht usohnld furniture and the ons tvo
story brioK dwelling house and lot, No. 81,
lin street, Size Of lot, ilxlO0 feet. Tsrml
made known at sale
PHILIP y. PLUNKETT.
Executor Of Fo.e Mct}overn, deceased.
AuEill Lank, Austioneers. a24-ot